Sentence examples for opportunities described from inspiring English sources

I applaud the efforts to increase training opportunities described in your article.

So lengthy was the list of new-media opportunities described — "we have more than 100 ideas, ready to go," Mr. Zucker said — that some members of the audience grew restive, wondering when Kevin Reilly, president at NBC Entertainment, would return to discuss the prime-time schedule.

Some of the opportunities described do not require advanced degrees and in many cases take advantage of veterans' military experience.

Face-to-face opportunities described were door-to-door neighbourhood recruitment, organisation of a community health fair, invitation at medical or social services appointments, or through presentations at schools or other community groups.

The opportunities described below could be conducted in the context of intervention studies to determine whether different types of solid fuel are associated with different types of cancer, whether some populations are more susceptible than others and what mechanisms need to be accounted for and to identify routes of exposure that must be accounted for to accurately quantify dose.

Ms. Whitman and other executives gushed about the opportunities, describing ways Autonomy's number-crunching technology could take on I.B.M. in data analysis, and Amazon.com in cloud computing services.

In the case of the wellness opportunity described earlier, these businesses could begin with minimal investment, leveraging the fragmented providers of specialized wellness services already in operation.

This combined with the special opportunity described above seemed to suggest the time was ripe to pursue an MFA.

Another speaker backstage, feeling similarly hyped about the opportunity, described it to me as being like "the world series of public speaking"!

The difference between those who completed the lockout period on time and those who were extended does point to an opportunity, described below, to intervene with this high-risk group to reduce their post-interlock recidivism.

A chapter in "The Audacity of Hope" titled "Opportunity" describes why "the social compact F.D.R. helped construct is beginning to crumble," and begins to sketch a new social compact for a new century.